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Cleaning an alum trailer's exterior

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Tim
Reg. Dec 2003
Posted 2006-05-07 8:21 AM (#41383)
Subject: Cleaning an alum trailer's exterior


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Location: Illinois		I just purchased a used Cherokee trailer. What should I use to keep the alum clean and protected?
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justcruzin
Reg. Oct 2004
Posted 2006-05-07 8:14 PM (#41407 - in reply to #41383)
Subject: RE: Cleaning an alum trailer's exterior


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Location: arizona		I would like to know also, as my trailer has "runs" on it that I am unable to remove. Any ideas?  Yes I had it acid washed and it did not remove them.
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Dawnya
Reg. Aug 2004
Posted 2006-05-08 6:15 PM (#41469 - in reply to #41383)
Subject: RE: Cleaning an alum trailer's exterior



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Location: south of Cowtown, TEXAS		RV dealerships (and Walmart)  sell black streak remover.
Take it to a big semi-trailer truck wash (Blue Beacon) and have them acid wash and wax the entire rig.
You can use Simple Green (diluted as manufacture suggests) to clean painted aluminum then seal with a good car wax.
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